[j-nsp] Addressing fxp0
Jee Kay
jeekay at gmail.com
Sun Apr 23 16:28:25 EDT 2006
I'm wondering how everyone else uses fxp0 for their OOB management...
Basically, what I am doing at the moment is that I have a 'network
management' VLAN. Into this VLAN does the Junipers' fxp0 interface, as
well as management interfaces for the various L2 switches in a given
environment.
The 'correct' route for data to flow to this VLAN/subnet should be as follows:
Client -> Router (Juniper..) -> Firewall -> Device being managed
Now the problem is that the Router has an interface in the management
subnet. As a result, when the packet hits the Juniper it says firstly
'oh look I have a directly connected interface to there', shortly
followed by 'oh its fxp0; ICMP Destination Unreachable'.
Is there any way to tell the Juniper to not attempt to use fxp0 for
routing _at all_? Since it actually won't route to there anyway I
don't really see why it's even considering this interface when making
lookup decisions.
Failing that, how does everyone else get around this problem?
Thanks,
Ras
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